Recent Blog Posts

• The Best Practices for Cleaning Your Horse’s Hoof

  May 16, 2013
  Routine hoof care is best when provided by a professional Ferrier. As a horse owner, knowing the anatomy of the hoof will present you with a methodical understanding of thorough cleaning practices.
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• The basics of invisible dog fences

  May 16, 2013
  To explain the purpose of an invisible dog fence, it is important to know how it works. Basically, you control the boundary that your dog can go by having a wire installed just underground. The dog will wear a collar that has a direct connection to the fence. That connection does a few things.
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• How to care for your pet rabbit

  April 10, 2013
  As the owner of a pet rabbit, you should know the basics on how to create a safe, loving environment for them. There are many things you should know about as a rabbit owner, diet and housing being just two of them.
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• Calming your dog during a thunderstorm

  April 10, 2013
  I once had a dog named Lightning that was so afraid of thunder he would dart behind our couch for cover. Ironic, I know. Dogs are often afraid of the booming noise and will sometimes be so nervous that they shake.
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• Caring For Your Lawn in the Spring

  March 12, 2013
  Neglecting your lawn at this time of year will result in damage that lasts through all four seasons. Therefore, it is important to know what you must do to take care of your lawn in the spring so that you can enjoy a lush, green lawn all year, every year.
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• Top three tips for effective spring tilling

  March 12, 2013
  When planning what your crops will be for the upcoming year, every gardener’s favorite chore needs to be done: tilling (enter sarcasm here). While tilling may not be the most enjoyable step of creating your garden, it is a quite necessary one.
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• Four leaf blowing tips

  February 21, 2013
  Leaf blowing can be an excellent alternative to trying to rake or sweep up leaves. Based on the amount of raking you need to do, owning a leaf blower could be an option that you may want to consider.
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• Knowing When You Can Plant in the Spring

  February 18, 2013
  Quite often, your soil can be either too hard or wet in the spring to even consider trying to plant. Eventually you’ll be able to plant something, but when? Willi Galloway of eHow.
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• Tips for Thawing Frozen Pipes

  January 3, 2013
  Every season brings it’s own inconveniences, and potentially costly fixes. Summer brings with it hot weather, and money spent on lotions whereas fall brings cool weather and fall clean up. What does winter bring? Winter brings snow and eggnog, but can also cause your pipes to freeze.
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• Winter Home Improvement Projects

  January 3, 2013
  It’s easy to feel cooped up inside after a few months of winter. The holiday buzz has died down, you’ve finally finished putting away all those seasonal decorations … so, now what? The winter months are a great time to embark upon an indoor home improvement project or two!
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